Once these are attached to a magnetic surface, how hard are they to remove? I want to use them for a temporary application, not a permanent one.
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Not terribly difficult. The key is not to pull them straight off, but to tip them on an angle and pull, or slide 1/2 off the surface and pull. Also depends on the magnet strength - obviously the 80lb's are tougher than the 40lbs! I weigh only 155lbs and I have no trouble.
489537
You can just stick them on. I stuck several to my jacket last winter, no iron, and they are still attached. I'm not sure how easy it would be to remove them, if you were only planning on using them for one night.
1675731
I haven't removed the magnets. To release the suction of the cup, just pull the little plastic tips upwards on top of the cup.
1257892
If you have a smooth, polished steel (not brushed finish) or chalk board paint surface then I wouldn't use these magnets. They stick so hard that the only way to remove them is to slide them to the edge of the fridge and pick them off from there. I have a standard white fridge and the magnets work fine and haven't scratched anything.
316135
Yes.If they drop off too often, they lose their magnetism. So best keep them on metal surface.
950428
These are not easily removable. They will come off plastic coated surfaces but will damage paper if removed. There are others available that clearly state that they are removable.
947627
I haven't had any come off the magnet. They are easy to fit together to make the gears spin & change the patterning of how they spin. I use them in my Kindergarten classroom & my kids love them! I just tried to pull it off the base and couldn't. They seem pretty sturdy.
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I have not tried to move them, but just to satisfy my curiosity, I kind of 'peeled' one back at the corner and gently pulled on it and it seemed to be pretty easy to remove. Then, I simply pressed it back down.
538362
Its is a little tricky to remove them. I do it for a living and the first time was hard but if u have the right tools u can do it. The front one is the worse because u are going to have to snap that sucker off. On the rear u will need an eraser bit for a drill to really get off all the adhesive left over. Now to the question again yes they will work fine. Just be careful removing them and it will be fine its not that bad. Hope this helped.
891669
Sorry, no they do not appear to be magnetic, I have a couple different magnets that will not stick to them!
681306
We haven't had to remove ours yet but I'm guessing you would simply pull them off. You could probably use a butter knife or putty knife if you had to get behind the adhesive.
1929527
They are similar to other labels of this type. Part of it will come off but then they tear. As stated below...hot water....will help. Of course it depends on what you are trying to remove them from...this is for glass.
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They should just peel off. If not try start by gently lifting a small edge or corner with a straight razor blade then peel back from there. I haven't tried but putting some water on them with a wet sponge might help. They aren't really sticky it's static between the sticker and what ever it is on. Hope this help
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1. They cannot be cut, but they are quite small in the first place. 2. I am having trouble understanding your exact question. They seem quite strong. I used them to reinforce my fridge magnets since some of them weren't strong enough to keep the kitchen timers in place. They were strong enough to do that. Said timers are plastic, but a little heavy for the magnets they already had.
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These magnets are very STRONG! The adhesive is not flat on the magnet. There is a small amount of foam backing on the adhesive. If that doesn't interfere with your needs, then you may be confident that the magnets are strong enough for you.
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I'd say a good adhesive will work and moving the magnet should be done by gripping the magnet proper.
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From my experience, two part epoxy is the best. if on a shiny surface to which the glue is not bonding to, I would recommend taking some sand paper and rough up the surface then glue the magnets on